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Overdentures and the Periodontium

Dental Clinics of North America, 1980
Many reasons have been clarified for the retention of teeth in the oral cavity for use as overdenture abutments. The benefits afforded the patient by the preservation of the periodontium have been explained, and methods have been discussed to evaluate the zone of attached gingiva around overdenture abutments.
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The Periodontium of Ageing Humans

Journal of Periodontology, 1972
T H E R E IS LITTLE INFORMATION on the periodontium of ageing humans. Patients in the fifth, sixth, and seventh decades of life, and older, are viewed with caution by dentists. Their treatment, however, is much the same as that given to younger adults.
D, Grant, S, Bernick
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Visualization of the Microcirculation of the Periodontium

Journal of Periodontology-Periodontics, 1969
T H E MICROVASCULATURE of the periodontium must be delineated anatomically and studied in function inasmuch as tissue behavior is related intimately to vascular competency. As the microcirculation may be altered in distribution, structure and behavior in many disease processes (viz, inflammation, occlusal traumatism, diabetes mellitus) knowledge of the
H, Turner, M P, Ruben, S N, Frankl, M, Sheff, S, Silberstein   +4 more
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Principal fibres of the periodontium

Journal of Periodontal Research, 1969
The arrangement of the principal fibres of the periodontium of the Vervet monkey was investigated. This study indicates that the cemento‐gingival fibres, radiate out from the cementum of the teeth in much the same way as do the cemento‐alveolar fibres.
H, Smukler, C J, Dreyer
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Overview of the Periodontium

2023
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Oral contraceptives and the periodontium

Periodontology 2000, 2012
AbstractOral contraceptives are a safe and effective means of contraception for millions of women worldwide. The first formulations of these drugs contained much higher doses of estrogens and progestins than those available today, and these were associated with an unacceptably high rate of unwanted effects including serious cardiovascular events.
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Herbs and Periodontium

RGUHS Journal of Dental Sciences, 2009
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Dr Babitha ., Dr Shobha Prakash, Dr C.P. Sateesh   +2 more
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Effect of age on the periodontium

Journal of Clinical Periodontology, 1984
AbstractIt is generally known that the degree of periodontal breakdown increases with increasing age. The extent to which aging of periodontal tissues plays a part in this respect poses a question which is yet to be answered. Aging proves to be accompanied by a variety of periodontal changes.
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Attrition, Eruption, and the Periodontium

Journal of Dental Research, 1999
Features of natural masticatory function, of physiological attrition, both occlusal and approximal, and of continuing tooth eruption in adult life need to be borne in mind in considering how the chronic inflammatory periodontal diseases and dental caries have become so widespread.
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Restorative Dentistry and the Periodontium

Dental Clinics of North America, 1985
The balance of form and function in the relationship of the teeth to the periodontium must be recreated in artificial restorations in order to impart biologic health and comfortable function to the dentition. No aspect of the tooth is so remote from the periodontium that is has no influence on the health of the tissue.
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